steadyandfirm
adjectiveUK /ˈstɛdi ənd fɜːm/
US /ˈstɛdi ənd fɜːrm/
Not shaking or moving and staying strong.
The little table was steady and firm, so the cup did not fall.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Staying the same and not changing.
Her steady and firm answer stayed the same all day.
3. Not giving up and keeping strong.
He was steady and firm about finishing his homework.
4. Holding something safely so it does not move.
Keep a steady and firm grip on the rope.
5. Calm and not easily upset.
The teacher's steady and firm voice helped the class feel safe.